It lies about 90 km north of Isla Margarita and about 300 km northeast of Caracas, the capital of Venezuela. Blanquilla has beaches of sugar white powder sand, for which it is named, and crystal clear waters. It and is one of the federal dependencies of Venezuela. La Blanquilla’s coastline is about 55 km long and has an area of 64,53 sqare km. The maximum height is about 30 m above sea level. Its reefs are notable for their black coral and a popular dive site. The island’s wildlife include local cacti and iguanas, as well as wild donkeys and goats.

Accommodations: none.

Activities: sailing, diving, snorkeling, swimming, fishing.

Average tourist arrivals: no day tours or mass tourism to spoil the nature.